2010 WGC-CA Championship Betting Odds: The Doral-Blue Monster Course in Miami, Florida, will be the sight once again for this year’s 2010 WGC-CA Championship Betting Odds. With Tiger Woods still absent, 2010 WGC-CA Championship Betting Odds makers believe that Phil Mickelson [+800 ML] will enter this week as the sports betting odds favorite to bring home the hardware. Mickelson will be trying to win for only the second time at Doral against 64 of the world’s best players from 19 different countries around the globe.
Some of lefty’s stiffest competition may come from sports betting odds frontrunners: Camilo Villegas [+1500 ML] of Colombia, American Steve Stricker [+1500 ML], Geoff Ogilvy [+2000 ML] of Australia, Irishman Rory McIlroy [+2500 ML], and many more. For a complete list of 2010 AGC-CA Championship Betting Odds please visit SPORTSBOOK.com!
Even though it took Mickelson 26 tries before capturing his first World Golf Championship victory in this very same venue a year ago, it took the 39-year-old Southern Cal native no time to win his second at the HSBC in Shanghai. “It's very cool to win these events,” Mickelson said. “I didn't know how cool it would be, because these events were fairly new. But now that they have been around for almost, I guess, 10 years now, their status continues to grow in the game, and to finally win a couple is important to my career I believe.”
After skipping the 2010 Accenture Match Play earlier this year, this will be Mickelson’s first World Golf Championship appearance of 2010. “I am looking forward to the World Golf Championships-CA Championship, and I love the World Golf Championships events,” he added. “I'm sorry I missed (the Accenture Match Play Championship). I love them; I think they are some of our more exciting events.
“Unfortunately we had a change in plans in our treatment schedule and we had to have some treatment done next week, and it was during our family trip and so we had to move it up.”
